PBJ. LA

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4.6 ( 31 reviews)

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🍔 American

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Anna Earl

2018-11-01 on google

I mean, who wouldn't love a place that just serves PB&J? You know what you're getting into when you order since it's all in the name. If you're craving PB&J, this is your place! They've got a few different options of reimagined PB&J so be sure to check them all out.

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Sergio Ponce

2018-08-11 on google

This place is great. Cool little shop inside the market place. Service was amazing. Aa must try for plant strong Vegans, "The Superfood."

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F Mndz

2018-06-24 on google

The Red Eye was delicious.

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No. They are small and they cut the crust off. Two sandwiches and two tiny milks will run you $30

Not really. They're medium sized, thick in the middle and flavorless.

1. Over priced 2. Wasteful by having a device cut off all the crust 3. Anyone can make their own at home for the fraction of what they charge 4. Tiny portions. Sandwich and drinks for two came close to $30

It’s made into a dessert! Cinnamon Sugar Bites

Brynn, we are open from 9am-9pm 7 days a week however we occasionally sellout - but we post that on our Instagram and Facebook so that customers don’t drive all the way to our shop to be disappointed.

The Old School PBJ is $5. And it’s all organic and chef made from scratch. The Red Eye is $6.50 and the most expensive one is The Italian $9 because it’s made w pine nut butter, arugula, olive oil, cherry tomato shallot jam, balsamic reduction and cheese. There’s a meal deal on weekdays at lunch time where you get a free side if you buy a sandwich and milk. So a meal is about $9-11.50